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Chris Gianelloni wrote: |
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>On Tue, 2005-12-06 at 01:16 +0200, Petteri Räty wrote: |
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>>J.A.H. wrote: |
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>>>Why when I emerge an x-windows package it only sometimes installs itself |
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>>>in the gnome menu system (depending upon the program). Other times I |
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>>>have to manually put the program in in addition to manually selecting |
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>>>an icon to go with it in the gnome menu. Some of my installed x-windows |
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>>>programs are not in my gnome menu so for that reason I do not know they |
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>>>are installed after I install them. What is the recommended (gentoo) |
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>>>procedure for setting up the little program launchers in the gnome menu??? |
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>>You are probably after the make_desktop_entry function in eutils.eclass. |
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>> You can submit patches for ebuilds that don't install desktop entries |
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>>to bugs.gentoo.org. |
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>A *much* better solution is to have upstream create a .desktop entry. I |
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>know that most people really don't like having bugs for the menu entries |
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>being filed, while others don't care either way. Personally, I'd add |
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>them, but going through and carpet-bombing bugzilla with trivial things |
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>such as this that really belong upstream will probably get at least |
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>somebody upset with you. Personally, I would go upstream with the |
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>package authors and have them provide a .desktop file instead of having |
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>us do it. |
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You know what... I could not find a complete GUI program to automate |
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making entries in the gnome menu system. Do I have to manually edit |
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gnome configuration files just to put a quick launch button in the gnome |
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menu!? Doing that would be trivial... I would not mind submitting bug |
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reports but now I am confused about who to contact about that next time. |
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Is this the right mail-list for a topic such as this? The gentoo-user |
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mail list had a lot of volume when I was subscribed to it last time. Is |
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this list for any subject about using X-Windows. |